Autumn Common Study Sessions in Budapest – update
18 October 2021
We are very excited to let you know that the autumn Common Session of 2021 will be organised between November 24 – 26, in Budapest
- imarc@law.eur.nl
- Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 16:00
COVID-19
The partner universities of IMARC, keep a close eye on developments regarding the coronavirus and publishes the latest updates here. Also, you can find Frequently Asked Questions here.
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New applications open in 2022
18 October 2021
The submission for cohort 2021-2023 is closed. The new application procedure for 2022-2024 will start from January 2022 onwards until the following deadlines: Application deadline
First IMARC graduates
29 September 2021
On 25 September, we celebrated the first IMARC graduates with the Ghent track. Very much respect how they finished their thesis during the COVID-19 period.
The third cohort of IMARC-students started
29 September 2021
IMARC 2021-2023 kicked off with 23 international students who origin from 8 different countries in and outside the European Union. The introduction was held on
Start of the new academic year
10 June 2021
Start of the new academic year We are doing everything possible to make full use of the available opportunities for higher education from 1 September.
24h Conference on global organized crime
3 June 2021
A virtual conference to bring together OC scholars in the absence of meetings during the Covid-19 pandemic. 1-2 December 2021 More information you can find here
Student Blog
Who are we? Deviance Incubator is an IMARC student initiative. We are an international group of Master’s students with diverse (research) interests, covering different topics with a transnational scope.
Contributors: Anna Reißig, Alide Heida, Andrea Campagnola, Brian Flood, Felicitas Hochstrasser, Floris Liekens, Giulia Macario, Julia Carlota Gómez Careaga, Marta Zeloni, Nikita Robinson.
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Study programme
The International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology (IMARC) is the only existing 2-year programme in criminology that focuses on border crossing, security and social justice. IMARC is a collaborative programme offered by three different universities in Europe.
Why study IMARC
International mobility
Intercultural exchange
Theoretical and practical perspectives on border crossing, security and social justice
A double degree (EUR + other university) and possibly a multiple degree.
Courses connected to scientific research of the highest quality
Connections with organisations in the field such as governmental bodies, NGO’s and corporate organizations
Specialisation: tracks at the Erasmus University Rotterdam (the Netherlands), University of Ghent (Belgium) and University of Kent (UK)
Participation in international conferences twice a year with students from other universities (Common Study Sessions)
Career perspectives
After successfully finishing IMARC you will have 2 or more Master of Science degrees. With an IMARC diploma, you are a highly trained professional with criminological expertise, advanced analytical skills, and an international outlook.
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To engage our network partners in the development of the IMARC programme, we organised a Network meeting, held in Rotterdam in May 2018. This video was recorded in that time and does not reflect the current state of affairs with the current three IMARC partners.
Factsheet summary
| Programme name | International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology |
|---|---|
Instruction language | English |
Level | Master (MSc) |
Universities | The Erasmus University Rotterdam, Erasmus School of Law, Criminology Department The University of Ghent, Department of Criminal Law and Criminology The University of Kent, School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research |
Student fee | EEA/EU: €2,168 per year Non-EEA/non-EU: €9,000 per year |
